Abraham's journey in Genesis reveals God as both El Roi (The God Who Sees) and Jehovah Jireh (The Lord Will Provide). Despite Abraham and Sarah's impatience in waiting for their promised child, God remained faithful, blessing them with Isaac in their old age. Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac demonstrated extraordinary faith and foreshadowed Christ's sacrifice. This biblical account teaches us that waiting isn't punishment but preparation, and that God remains faithful to His promises even when circumstances seem impossible.

In this message, Kaleb walks us through Genesis 16-22, and God's faithfulness to Abraham despite the uncertainty he faced.

Kaleb and David discuss week 5 of our series in Genesis. Abraham's journey reveals the tension between remarkable faith and human doubt. Called by God to leave his homeland, Abraham demonstrated trust by following God's direction without knowing the destination. Though he had moments of great faith—believing God would give him a son in old age and being willing to sacrifice Isaac—he also experienced significant failures, like lying about Sarah being his wife and rushing God's promise through Hagar. His story teaches us that faith is a growing relationship with God that includes both mountain-top experiences and valleys of doubt, while ultimately revealing God's unwavering faithfulness despite human weakness.

Are you building your own tower to reach God, or accepting His way down to you? The Tower of Babel wasn't just about confused languages—it reveals our human tendency to resist God's plan while pursuing our own glory. Where in your life might you be choosing empire over kingdom? #TowerOfBabel #FaithJourney #GodsPlan

Not all unity is good unity. At Babel, people united to make their own name great. In Christ, we unite through surrender, not sameness. Are you building towers of conformity or embracing the beautiful diversity of God's kingdom? Discover how God is reversing Babel's curse and creating a family from every tribe, tongue, and nation—all united in Jesus. This teaching was given by Kaleb Mullins on 6-15-25.

Was the flood about God's anger or His broken heart? Discover how Noah's Ark reveals both divine judgment AND mercy working together. God hates sin not because He's controlling, but because sin hurts what He loves.

In this message, Kaleb teaches through the flood narrative found in Genesis 5-9.

What if the story of Adam and Eve is more than just about forbidden fruit? Genesis reveals how our choices can either reflect God's image more clearly or chip away at it. In a world full of broken relationships and suffering, discover how Jesus is systematically reversing the curse of the Fall. Are you making choices that honor or distort the image of God within you?

In week two of our Version 1.0 series, Alan Bradford teaches through Genesis 3-4.

Ron Bull kicks off our summer teaching series over the book of Genesis.